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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-23

American Express, los; Canadian
Pacific, b5jk; Canada Southern. So;
Central Paciiie, 96s(; Burlington. lSSl<;
Denver 4 Rio Grande, 27k; Erie, SOL /;
DelawaEe, Lackawana &Msstern, 1904;
Lake Shore, %; Louisville a Nasn-
vile, g.; Michigan Central, $50; Kan
sas 4 TEXAS, ssh; Oregon Improve
ment. 42; Oregon Navigation, ~;
Oregon Transcontinental. $50; Pacific
Mail, a9h1 Rock Island. i2l9i; 80. Paul,
s1K; Texas Pacific. 275(; Union Pacific.
StA; United States Express, 81; Wells,
Fargo Express, 12e. Western Union,
72AI Northern Pacific, ga, preferred,
AL .Northwazaarp. ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-23

Ma Winslowis eoothinR Syrup, for children
tsethina, Il he prescription % one q tbs eesl
fnmals nurssa and physicians IN tie United
ssntea. and has basn unsd for forty yoaxs with
for thsfF ckfla<sn. During the process q
teethfnz lis vnlrs q tncale1lAblo. e ralieve1
ths ehild from pain, cures dysenseTy aud 0ER-
rhma, gripinR In The bowels and wind collie.
By eivtng health 10 ths. ehild 70 rests the
mokknr. Prios Sc bottla. Ap1oawly
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR TIE GRAD.
- ing q The bioek IN syodic1te Addition. ~.
ea1;ly purchases fas . school ste. WiIl Be n.
eesved - ne eeAcs q X 9. Rgtsoos. seAssi
Clerk. zP % s'ehock ,. N. Aasuas ~ ISL.
SAID grazing VII nsooANisAta tAa reuaoval
e ia-ooo cubic yare8 q earth. nzore o. iesa.
Pitsa and epsctneatsEs nay b 500 A. fhs
oi1gs q AIhro 0Ar1nar. ciiy ez-vsyor.
Tee Baard reserves the riRht 10 rpisct Az
or al hada- By or1ar q
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRRCToRS.
SnAcoi pistxfct No. 1.
szAr-Hz. 40. -, 1857. Hazl 81
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HUNTS u
REMEDY "
THE BEST
Kidney and Liver Medicine.

NIuHGY nIlu kit6l mGuIbillGs
NEVER KNOWN 10 FAIL.
HUNTS RKMEsDY has saved nom
lingering disease ana death hundreds who
have been givpn NJ By physicians 70 die.
HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseases
Of the kidneys. Bladder, Urinary Organs,
Dropg, Gravel. Diabetes and Incontinencs
and ReteniiOnEof Uhne
HUNTS REMEDY Encourages sleep,
CREATES an appetites braces mp the system. and
renewed heath d the result
HUMPS REMEDY cures pain in the
side. Back or Lofns. General Debility. Female
Diseases, Disturbed Sleep LO@ Of Appetite
and Bright's disease.
HUNTS RRMKDY quickly induces
the Liver 70 healthy action. removing The
eansss that produce Bilious Hesdsche. Dyspep
sis, Sour Stomach. oostiyenesA Piles. etc.
By the use Of HUNTS REMEDY the
stomach and Bowels Win speedily rezAia their
strength and the blood win Be perfectly puri.
aed.
HUNTS REMEDY Il purely vegetable
and NESTS want never before fsrniaAsa to
the pubic, and the utmost reliance may b
PLACED 10 it.
HUN1ss REMEDY ia prepared en-.
preasly for the abovs diseases, and has never
hem Known to fan
One triGlwin convince you. For sale b.
all sDauegisas.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-23

OREGON R!,.A!.EIV.m COS
NORTH PACIFIC AND ono. n 81
AliernalA.


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Alfezuala
Arrive daily except Sunday, from
Victoria and Port Townsend. 9 m
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nom Tncoma...s...... ...... :. efHAm
Depart daily except Sunday, fur
Victoria and Port Townsend. en
STEAMER EMMA HAYWARD.
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cept Sunday. ....i9& 3 \
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sunday. ...........ssssssssss. -. l&EU
STEAMER IDAHO
Arrives frum Watson every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday at.... "a
Departs for Wkaloom and Way pol.s
every Sunday. Tuesday and Thur
oAJt at...-ssss ssssss...ssss..ssat.AA NH
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EN0uSD.--A SKIP, orr GRKEx POINT
u kSs4ile S1rzftA ovraE ca Aavs mna
- Freyias prcpsrty al paytAg eAAress
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NOTICE.

(XTG HEREBr GIVE NOTICE THAT VI
w wtl noi - suspoaGihas fsR any dsbaI
~ aoonsnta haEsa1ar eon1rAe1e4 b. The Maszes
O. Any q he eFew ~ tie steam srhoonnr 1. ,.
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sToCK MARxKT N NV foRK

NEw YoRK. Aue. 22.-After the open
ing OF the stock market today, the bears
began hammering and kept IL up until
late In The day, when there vas an
abatement Of selling pressure and quite
sharp recovery ensued.. The active
list u lower. Northern Pacifis, ore
ferFed. and Union Pacific we're down IL .
Government bonds were dull aud
heavy.
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-07-23

or railroads, and if there be
any rules or regulations which change,
determine or affect any part Of the
aggregate of such rates, fares and
charges, such rules and regulations
shall accompany such schedule.
Copies of such schedules. also such
rules aud regulations, if any, shall be
kept posted in every depot or station
upon any such road in such place
where the same can be conveniently
inspected by every person interested in
the same. Copies of such schedules,
.lso such rules and regulations, il any,
,.llall be filed with the railroad COM
uissioners OF the state of Missouri, and
from the date of such filing. the rates,
Aares and charges specified in such
not being in excess of any
tatutory maximum rates now or that
may hereafter be in force. shall be
leemed the established rates, fares aud
of such common carrier until
= he same is changed as in this act pro-
gided. No advance shall be made in
the rates, fares and charges which have
been established and published as
Aforesaid, by any such common carrier
in compliance with the requirements Of
this act except after ten days public
notice, which shall plainly state the
changes proposed to be made in the
schedule then in force, aud the time
when the increased rates, fares and
charges will go into effect; and the
proposed changes shall be plainly in
dicated upon the schedules in force at
the time and kept for public inspection
in like manner as herein provided.
Reductions in such published rates,
fares and charges may be made without
previous public notice, but whenever
amy such reduction is made, notice of
the same shall be Immediately publicly
posted, and the changes made shall be
Immediately plainly indicated upon the
schedules in force at the time and kept
for public inspection, and copies of the
schedules containing such changes shall
be forthwith filed with said railroad
commissioners. Such changed sched-
ules shall become the established
schedules from the dale of such public
notice until changed as herein provided
for changing schedules of rates, fares
aud charges. When any such COM
mon carriers shall have established and
published its rates, fares aud charges
III compliance with the provisions of
this act 3, the same not being in excess
of any statutory maximum rates now
Or that may be hereafter in force, it
shall be unlawful for any such common
carrier to charge, demand, collect or
receive from any person or persons .
greater or less compensation for the
transportation of property or for any
service in connection Herewith than is
specified in snch published schedules of
rates, fares and charges as may at the
time be in force, except rs herein may
be specifically permitted. 1t shall be
the duty of the railroad commissioners
to see that all schedules of rates pre-
pared and adopted by common carriers
are reasonable and just, and they may,
upon complaint of any person, or upon
their own motion and without COM
plant, make inquiry from time to time
and deterlaiDe whether the schedule of
rates prepared and adopted by any
such common carrier 10 reasonable and
just. 951=
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ITO be continued.1
HOME PRINTING.
IFrom the Odessa Democrat. |


We believe that each town where one
or more printing offices exist should be
to do the printing for such
town, provided the Office or Offices are
willing TO do the work for q fair price.
We do not believe in extOrtlOn in any
thing. Neither do we believe that it is
the fair thing for an Office in one town
to cut JOB down to mere nothing. to
keep neighboring Office from getting
the Job-making nothing for them
selves, neither allowing anyone else to
make anything. -f.....
We have always told the printers
who have had charge Of the printing in
this Office to be reasonable in their
charges, and if they could not get work
to do on that score to refuse to do the
work at all.
BY some miscalculatiOn one job fpen-
ed off from this Office for the t.
Odessa about eighteen months
some money 10 the olfice. We :
job on hand now from which
will be made by q slight error in j
ing up the cost. Of this, however, we
do not complain. But this brings as to
remark that persons engaged in print.
ing have as much right to fair remun.
Grafton for their services a. those en-
gagged in any other occupation, and this
should not be prevented by the greed
of others engaged in the same occups.
tiOn-especially 90 when it brings no
remuneration to them. goa l''.'
Merchants, school presidents and
Others who persist in taking their work
to city Offices for the very slight saving
it may bring them, cannot complain If
their patrons should 60 to the cities for
their goods and wares for the slight
saving it may bring to them.
Reciprocity, a trade with me- and-I
will-trade with-you feeling, is what
evens up things. The gratis work done
in country Office for the public .runs
high up into hundreds OF dollars, Work
for which newspaper Office has as
much legitimate right to make charge
rs day labOrer has to charge for his
services. Yet all this is taken for
granted.
We have had persons to say to MS,
boom the town. This we have done
time and again without even the thought
OF asking any pay for it, and will con-
tinue to do so. Many towns, it is true,
have spent thousands of dollars at home
and abroad for this purpose, and talk
of dok,g so here has been INDUCED in
but it has ended in talk-that is q cheap
commodity, bnt there is no pay in all
talk-tO people or printer. ~
We do not believe III exaggerating,
but there is no doubt In our mind if the
superb advantages OF our town and
county were set forth in q truthful and
systematic manner by the expenditure
OF few hundred dollars, il would re-
turn MANIFOLD for the investment.
In speaking of the controversy be-
tween the Lexington papers we have
been led into the above train of thought
FsSd, =, sSP oSPs sSse' eoos eslss So
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It is the CHEAPEST ID,

es known. for the bottles hold n
IT. DOUBLE the quantity that
SEC. 3 That any person violating the
provisions of this act shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, and Oh con-
viction thereof shall be punished by a
fine OF not less than three hundred dol
lars nor more than one thousand dol
lars. or by Imprisonment in the county
iail not less than six months nor more
than twelve months, or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
ApprOyed April 5, 1887.
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The Herons' Pool.
| crom All the Year Rouu :.

c'rom All the Year Rouu:.
In the April morn OF shine and shade,
n the hidden dell the children PLAYED,
Where the snowdrop nodded its fairy head,
The primrose peeped from its mossy bed,
And The lily leaves lay broad and cool
On the quiet breast of the HerOnS' Pool.
Meath the chestnut boughs in the glow of
noon,
When the roses laughed all iall to June,
The youth and the maiden sought the spot
Where thickest grew the forget-ne-nOt,
Where love and life held royal rule,
AS the tooth was plight by the Herons's Pool.
When October's fiery finger lay
On oak and ash in the woodland way,
One came al ing with the faitering tread
That seeks the place where the loved lie
dead,
To strive pas sionate heart to school
By the memories shrlned at the Herons' Pool.
Where the snow Law thick in drift and wreath,
A strong man strobe down the lonely path
He saw bow the ice lay chill and bare
Where the lilies had blossomed white and
fair.
"Her sorrows are gone like the flowers, poor
fOoln'
He sighed, as he turned from the Herons'
Pool.
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The Appetite

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strengthened, and the Bowels regulated,
by taking Ayers Pills. These Pills are
purely vegetable in their composition.
They contain neither calomel nor any other
dangerous drug, and may be taken with
perfect safety by persons of all ages.
was great sufferer from Dyspepsia
and Constipation. | had no appetite,
became greatly debiitatcd, and was con-
stantly afflicted with Headache and DlZzi-
ness. | consulted our family doctor, VINO
prescribed for me, at various times, WIN
out affording more than temporary reiieI.
l finally commenced taking Ayers PMS.
In short time my digestion and appetlte
IMPROVED
nv bowels were regulated, and, by the
time finished two boxes of these Pills my
tendency to headaches had disappeared,
and l became strong and well. Darius
NJ. Logan, Wilmington, Del.
was troubled, for over year., with
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I commenced taking Ayers Pills, and, De-
fore finishing half a box of this medicine,
my appetite and strength were restored.
&C. o. Clark, Danbury, Conn.
Ayers Pills are the best medicine
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and for all diseases caused by disordered
Stomach and Liver. l suffered for over
three years with Headache, Indigestion,
and Constipation. l had no appetite, and
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BY USING
three boxes of Ayers Pills, and, at the
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Ayers Pills have benefited me wonder
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every morning. After taking one box OF
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was cured of the Piles by the use Of
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of that painful disorder. but gave me in
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Myers Pills,
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Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Furnished weekly to the lntelligencer by
Captain J d. Conner. recorder of deeds oil
Lafayette county, Mo.
Abstract Of the deeds filed in the office OF
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday, July y,
to Saturday, July 16, A. D.. 1887. Only such
as contain covenants of warranty contained
in list.
John Z. Gibson to Jas. A. Gibson,
so acres, pit NV sc 81, and ne sw 80;
also strip off n end sc sw 33, 40, Is -S2,sOO W
John Reid and wife to Anna
Hickiin, 40 acres, NV NV 30. 5l. 26.. 4O0 w
Geo. G.. Manly TO Bank of Holden,
232 9S- 100 acres, end 33, 49, 25.and
: end w hf sw pJ end hf sw 2S.
40. % and hf Sc %. 40, IS 10000 90
ut . and 10. 4s. %. ................. $500 90
Ro,ana ii. Rucker 10 JnO. }.
Cooksey Sc hf lot 3 and NV hf lot 2,
i. j. Couksey to L. l.. WelbOrn,
Auliville ........ $50 90
,Jno. II. Detmer to Henry Nord-
sleek. hf sw 90, 90, "a ..-......... 3,3OO w
Louis Stu,iEei TO Henry Nord-
sleek, W Inf sc 30, 30, "a, extra
Henry Nordsieck TO Henry THE
mann. hf sw, 16, 80, "a 4,4OO OO
a1a No instrument will be filed until the
fee is paid. ~
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HISTORY OF MILLIONS.
From the Wilkesbarre Leader. I

From the Wilkesbsrre Leader.l
A resident of this city recently re.
turned the blank sent him under the
personal property tax with the follow
ing Endorsement: .a5lt
Gold and silver have none, .ta45 ~
Spent long ago for women aud rum;
Silver plate and watches in pawn, "tr
Nv property, real and personal gone. tlY
Whoever thought to this 1t would come {.
Nobody now, but IN American bum.
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by this act, shall be granted during the
time OF publication last above mention
ed: and provided further, that this act
shall not be so construed as to interfere
with any license issued before the day
OF such election, but such license may
run until the day of its expiration, and
shall not be renewed. The election in
this act provided tor, and the result
thereof, may be contested in the same
manner as is now provided by law for
the contest of the elections OF county
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HARD ON THE MISSIONARY.
IFrom the Natal Times. |

From the Natal Times.l
"Let lis dine together" said the
native king to the missionary.
"With great pleasure" replied the
good man, "but must be host"
81 have planned it differently, said
the king with bleak light in his eve !,
you shall be the dinner,
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"Bide a Wee, and Dtnna Fret"

"Blde a Wee, and Dinna Fret
BY s. f. G.
From Leisure Hour
Is tie road very dreary.
Patience yeti
Rest will be sweeter if thou art aweary.
And after the night cometh the morning
CHEEKY;
Then bde wee, and dinna fret.
The clouds have silver lining-,
Don't forget:
And though he's hidden, still the sun l. shin
ing.
Courage instead Of tears in vain repinIng.
Just blde wee, and dinua fret.
With toll and cares amending
Art beset:
Bethink thee how the storms from heaven
descending
Snap the stiff oak, but spare the willow bend
ing.
And bide wee, and dinna fret
Grief sharper sting doth borrow
From regret:
But Yesterday is gone, and shall its sorrow
Uhht Us Tor tue present and to- morrow.
Nay; bde wee, and dim fret
An over-anXious brOodiGg
Doth beget
A host of fears and fantasies deluding:
Then, brother. lest the tOrmants be intrudiDg
just bde wee. and dinna fret.
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.IAnTTC' Agrn fsT

SEC. That whenever Tie election
in this act provided for has been held
and decided either "fOr" or against"
the sale of intoxicating liquors, then
the question shall not be again submit
ted within four years next thereafter in
the same county or city, as the case
may be. and then only upon a new
petition and in every respect conform
ing to the provisions of this act.
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Keep Out the Past.
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX

Keep out of the past, for its highways
Are damp with malarial gloom,
Its gardens are sere and its forests drear,
And every where moIders a tomb.
Who seeks to regain its lost pleasures
Find only rose turned to dust.
And its stOrehouse of wonderful treasures
Is covered and coated with dust.
Keep out OF the past, it is haunted,
He who IN its avenues gropes
Shall find there the ghost of Joy priced the
most,
And skeleton :hrong of dead hopes.
In place Of its beautiful rivers
Lie pools that are stagnant with slime,
And those graves cleaning bright on the
phosphorus light
Cover dreams that were slain In their prime.
Keep out the past! it Is lonely
And barren and bleak to the views.
Its AIes have grown cold and its stories are
TUT, turn to the present, the new!
l66ds You up to the hill tops
!, E6Ekar& ASssd by the radiant sun,
To-day sHoWt no tomb-all life's hopes in
blOom-- s4
And to-day hesdss ssiestea be won.
isr1srsfaA.~.sss1sH r.
Tho nnssS.s<> afnnnt.